Juveniles now account for most arson arrests
The AP reports that in 1994 juveniles made up 55 percent of arson arrests in the United States, a first in NFPA data. About one third were under 15 and nearly 7 percent under 10. Fire officials cite stress, reporting changes, and lack of fire safety education as factors, with victims including the elderly LaBroad couple in Boston.
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Robin Estrin
Associated Press
Oston
William and Helen LaBroad
United States
National Fire Protection Association
John Hall
NFPA
Quincy
Carol Gross
Phoenix Fire Department
Jerry Bills
Rochester
N.Y
Jersey City
N.J
Springfield
Robert Callahan
LaBroads
Bills
Thieves steal Dalton antiques from museum in Coffeyville
Police report a Wednesday night burglary at the Dalton Defenders Museum in Coffeyville. The thief smashed display cases and took three or four swords and two rifles once owned by John J. Kloehr, linked to the Dalton raid of October 1892. Witnesses described a white male about six feet tall leaving the scene.
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Dalton Defenders Museum
Old West Gang
Coffeyville
Gary Mierandi
John J. Kloehr
Bob and
Grat Dalton
Bill Power
Dalton Gang
Kloehr
Bank Bandits in Midwest Robberies Flaunt Weapons Cache
FBI in Kansas City displayed bombs, guns, masks and taunting items seized from a Shawnee storage facility linked to the Midwestern Bank Bandits. Authorities say the pair robbed at least 18 banks since January 1994, netting over 250000 dollars, with suspects held in Ohio. Peter Langan, 37, was arrested on a federal fugitive warrant for a 1992 Pizza Hut robbery in Lagonia, Georgia.
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Kansas City, Mo
FBI
Clinton
Richard Nixon
Shawnee
Kan
Kansas City
David Tubbs
Tubbs
Ohio
Peter Langan
Lagonia
Ice woes may have contributed to Idaho crash
Federal investigator Michael Stockhill said a second plane on the same Salt Lake City to Pocatello route encountered ice, while the Mitsubishi MU-2 crash that killed eight in an Idaho canyon remains under study. Four Coca Cola executives were among the dead en route to a sales meeting. The rescue aircraft reported an emergency before disappearing.
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Alt Lake City
Idaho Canyon
Michael Stockhill
National Transportation Safety Board
Coca- Cola
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Idaho
Stockhill
South Dakota
George Mickelson
Garcia estate claims total 38 million filed in California
Jerry Garcia's estate faces 38 million in claims from his high school sweetheart acupuncturist and personal trainer. The Grateful Dead guitarist died August 9 at 53 in a treatment center leaving one third to his widow Deborah Koons Garcia.
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San Rafael
Calif
Jerry Garcia
Jerry
Garcia
Grateful Dead
Deborah Koons Garcia
Nutrition site reservations mix up Valley City state uni
Correction notes list a mix up saying Valley City North Dakota State University instead of Valley City, and provides meal reservations by town with daily menus. Mondays offer pork cutlet with gravy and sides, Tuesdays Swiss steak, Wednesdays ham and beans, Thursdays chicken patty, Fridays sliced turkey with gravy and dressing.
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Herald
Valley’ City
Nev
State University
North Dakota
Obituary for Clara N Green
Clara N Green 89 Stockton California formerly of Ottawa died Friday January 19 1996 in Modesto California hospital funeral arrangements pending and will be announced by Dengel and Son Mortuary Ottawa widow of Percy Green
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Stockton
Calif
Clara N. Green
Ottawa
Modesto
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Percy Green
Marriage Licenses and Divorces Listed by District Court
Daily Report shows marriage licenses for Shawn Henry Hardeman age 24 of Camp Pendleton California and Michelle Dean Douglas age 25 of Osawatomie. Also Max Dean Casebolt age 50 of Ottawa and Ruth Curtis age 45 of Osawatomie. Divorces include Jennifer F. Armstrong and John M. Armstrong, Timothy L. Matthias and Staci L. Matthias, and Nina Raby and Charles N. Raby with maiden-name restorations noted.
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Shawn Henry Hardeman
Camp Pendleton
Canf
Michelle Dean Douglas
Osawatomie
Max Dean Casebolt
Ottawa
Ruth Curtis
Jennifer F. Armstrong
Dodds
John M. Armstrong
Timothy L. Matthias
Staci L. Matthias
Willich
Nina Raby
Smith
Charles N. Raby
Wall Street Friday Stock Summary for January 19 1995
Wall Street closes higher with the Dow at 5184.68 after trading between 5111.70 and 5194.07. Major indices gain: S&P 500 at 611.83, S&P Industrials 716.06, Nasdaq 1018.45, AMEX 30.62. After hours NYSE volume 5.9 million, total consolidated issues 3,109, advancers 1,338.
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New York
Wall Street
Standard&Poors
Standard&Poor's
School Lunch Menus From Various Districts
Ottawa and multiple districts list weekly menus for breakfast and lunch. Items include ham and cheese on toast, muffins, pizza, spaghetti, tacos, and various meats with sides, milk, and fruit across Monday to Friday.
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Ottawa
Quana
Sacred Heart School
Appanoose
Baldwin Elementary
Pomona
Pomona Schoole
Waverly School
Waverly
Wellsville
Jr.Sr. High School
Williamsburg
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Lane
Osage City
Rantoul
Richmond
Daily Report District Court
Paul Hays
W. Tecumseh
Ottawa Farm Bureau Insurance
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
S. Main
Adamson Bros
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Kansas State Bank
Lou Atherton
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